Radiohead Reschedules Copenhagen Concerts
Radiohead has postponed two scheduled performances in Copenhagen, originally planned for December 1 and 2, after an illness affected a member of the band.
In an official statement, the band shared that they are "devastated" to delay the shows but emphasized the necessity of prioritizing health and recovery.
The affected concerts are part of Radiohead’s highly anticipated comeback tour. Organizers confirmed that all tickets will remain valid for the rescheduled dates, which will be announced soon. Fans have expressed sympathy online, wishing for a quick recovery and looking forward to the future performances.
“We’re deeply sorry to everyone who planned to join us in Copenhagen. We’ll return as soon as possible,” the band said.
Background
These concerts marked Radiohead’s first major shows after a long hiatus, increasing anticipation among fans in Europe. The tour had sold out shortly after tickets went on sale.
Author’s summary: Radiohead postponed two Copenhagen comeback shows due to illness, promising to reschedule soon while expressing regret and concern for fans.
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